All Delivery articles – Page 46
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Gail’s launches delivery service
Gail’s, the artisan bakery chain backed by Luke Johnson, has launched a delivery service across central London
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Just Eat reports 51% rise in orders and success in international operations
Online takeaway platform Just Eat has reported like-for-like orders up 51% year on year for Q3 as it continues to expand internationally.
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NewsBatram: Short-term delivery, long-term questions with Just Eat
Leading analyst Nick Batram at Peel Hunt says that Just Eat still offers the potential to be a highly profitable business, but investors need to “enjoy the dish now before it gets cold”
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Deliveroo expands catchment area
Deliveroo, the London-based food delivery platform, has rolled its service out to five new London boroughs as part of its plan to cover the whole of London by the end of the year, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsJust Eat's Brazilian arm merges with rival
Just Eat, the UK-based online takeaway platform, has announced the merger of its Brazilian business RestauranteWeb with iFood, a rival in that country
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Opinion
The food delivery revolution
Co-founder of high-quality food delivery firm Deliveroo, William Shu, talks to M&C Report editor Mark Wingett about why London residents need a speedy service that offers great meals to their door
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NewsJust Eat to represent UK at European business awards
Just Eat, the online takeaway service, has been nominated as a National Champion representing the UK in the 2013/14 European Business Awards
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London delivery company launches EatFirst
A new food delivery service called EatFirst has been launched in the City of London to offer healthy meals that are delivered in less than 15 minutes
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Delivery Hero secures $350m investment
Delivery Hero, the largest global provider of online and mobile food ordering, has announced a fundraising round valued at around $350m
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NewsBatram: Another solid delivery expected for TRG
A leading analyst has said that he expects a further continuation of the consistent double-digit earnings growth when The Restaurant Group (TRG) reports interim numbers
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NewsJust Eat sees “excellent growth” period
Just Eat said it achieved “excellent growth” in the six months to 30 June 2014 with revenue up 58% to £69.8m and underlying EBITDA up 591% to £15.9m
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McDonald’s expanding home delivery trial in Australia
McDonald’s is expanding of home delivery in Australia, after the initial success of a trial of McDelivery in the country.
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NewsJust Eat raises stake in French on-line restaurant service
Just Eat, the on-line takeaway platform, has increased its stake in Alloresto.fr, the French on-line restaurant delivery service, to 80% for c€7m
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Just Eat acquires Orogo
Just Eat, an online takeaway ordering service, has acquired London-based online takeaway service Orogo, which marks Just Eat’s first move into the restaurant sector
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Just Eat opens innovation hub
Just Eat has expanded its technological development resource with the opening of a new specialist hub in Bristol
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Deliveroo raises £2.75m to expand business
Deliveroo, the London-based food delivery platform, has raised £2.75m of new funding to further strengthen its logistics technologies and delivery platform
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NewsCarluccio’s launches delivery service
Carluccio’s has become the latest sector operator to have teamed up with Deliveroo to launch a new delivery service at one of its London sites
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NewsJust Eat: current trading in line with expectations
Just Eat, the on-line takeaway platform, has said that its trading is slightly ahead of management expectations in part as a result of the unusually wet winter weather in the UK and Northern Europe
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Restaurant delivery service Meals.co.uk comes to London
Meals.co.uk, the restaurant food delivery start-up company, is launching its service in London following a one-year trial in Bristol and Bath
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OpinionJust Eat float is hard to digest
The online takeaway service Just Eat has achieved great things in its time and is allowing takeaways nationwide to compete with the likes of Domino’s Pizza and Pizza Hut. However, Dominic Walsh cannot take its £1.5bn IPO seriously. He also asks what’s going on with Orchid’s sale process